The world's football governing body – FIFA – has added another player registration prohibition blanket in the direction of the PSL.
Royal AM have already suffocated under FIFA transfer bans since 2023 after losing their cases against Samir Nurkovic and Ricardo Nascimento.
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Thwihli Thwahla have since been expunged from the league due to a catalogue of issues that have befallen the club.
Struggling Motsepe Foundation Championship club Pretoria Callies have a three-window transfer ban, which came into effect in November last year.
The consequence of that ban was that they have not been able to make any reinforcements to their squad and now find themselves in the relegation zone.
Cape Town All Stars, whose professional status is now defunct, have had a ban classified under the ‘until lifted’ category since April 14, thus joining Royal Eagles, Witbank Spurs, and BTM Sports.
Now, the latest information from FIFA is that TS Galaxy have been handed a third transfer ban.
This sanction will remain in place until it is lifted.
According to FIFA, this transfer ban came into effect on Tuesday, April 29.
This website is yet to gather full details of the matter at hand which has led to this ban on Galaxy – who have become regulars at the FIFA DC.
The Mpumalanga-based outfit recently lost a case against Ivorian striker Bernard Yao Kouassi and were forced to pay him his dues.
Liberian midfielder Jegbay Morris Konneh has also taken his breach of contract and unfair dismissal case to FIFA.
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Besides the latest ban which came into effect on Tuesday, Galaxy have another two three-window transfer bans which came into effect on December 9, 2024, and December 19, 2024.
As it stands, they run the risk of not being able to make new signings in the next transfer window should all these three cases not be solved by then.
